Underwood Girls Eagle Relays
04/23/2022

Team Scores

Underwood got wins from Tieler Hall (100M), Hailey Martin (100M Hurdles), Alizabeth Jaconsen (High Jump), and 4x100M Relay.

Riverside won the 4x800M Relay, 4x200M Relay, Carly Henderson (800M), and Lydia Erickson (200M).

Audubon got a win from Stefi Beisswenger in the 3000M and the Wheelers won the 4x400M Relay, Sprint Medley, and Distance Medley.

Tri-Center’s Emile Sorenson won the Long Jump.

Full results HERE

GIRLS TENNIS

Bishop Heelan 6, CB Thomas Jefferson 3
CB Abraham Lincoln 6, Bishop Heelan 3
Clarinda 8, Shenandoah 1
Lewis Central 9, Denison-Schleswig 0
Red Oak 9, Audubon 0
Sioux City East 6, CB Abraham Lincoln 3

BOYS TENNIS

Bishop Heelan 8, CB Thomas Jefferson 1
CB Abraham Lincoln 7, Sioux City East 2
CB Abraham LIncoln 7, Bishop Heelan 2
Clarinda 5, Shenandoah 4
Red Oak 9, Audubon 0

GIRLS GOLF

IKM-Manning 227, AHSTW NTS
Medalist: Kylie Powers, IKM-Manning, 43
Runner-Up: Maeve Nielsen, IKM-Manning, 55

LeMars Invitational
7th- Denison, 233
11th- CB Abraham Lincoln, 263

Treynor 209, Riverside NTS
Medalist: Maddie Lewis, Treynor, 44
Runner-Up: Addison Brink, Riverside, 46

Wayne 255, Southeast Warren NTS, Mormon Trail NTS
Medalist: Tara McCaslan, Wayne, 61
Runner-Up: Karlee Knust, Wayne, 62

BOYS GOLF

Coon rapids-Bayard 187, Ogden 193
Medalist: Toby Bennenger, CR-B, 44
Runner-Up: Preston McAlister, CR-B, 44

Fremont-Mills 193, Griswold 202
Medalist: Caleb Oakleaf, Griswold, 41
Runner-Up: Cooper Marvel, Fremont-Mills, 46

IKM-Manning 213, AHSTW 253
Medalist: Max Nielsen, IKM-Manning 41
Runner-Up: Josh Walker, IKM-Manning, 52

Wayne 172, Southeast Warren 191, Mormon Trail NTS
Medalist: RC Hicks, Wayne, 41
Runner-Up: Brock Manser, Southeast Warren, 41

GIRLS SOCCER

Atlantic 6, Logan-Magnolia 0 (A: Jada Jensen 3 goals. Aubrey Guyer 1 goal and 2 assists.)
ADM 8, Carroll 1
Glenwood 7, Denison-Schleswig 0
Lewis Central 10, Harlan 0
Nodaway Valley/WCV 9, Creston 0

BOYS SOCCER

CB Abraham Lincoln 1, St. Albert 0
Harlan 6, Tri-Center 1
Lewis Central 6, CB Thomas Jefferson 0
Nodaway Valley/WCV 1, Creston 0

The Iowa High School Athletic Association has released the 2022 postseason sites and assignments for golf

Sectionals will take place on May 11th and districts will be contested on May 16th.

Class 3A

Class 2A

Class 1A

Iowa senior guard Connor McCaffery announced on Friday that he will take advantage of an extra year of eligibility and return to the Iowa men’s baksetball team next year.

McCaffery has played in 134 career games for the Hawkeyes. He averaged 2.5 points and 2.5 rebounds per game coming off the bench last year. McCaffery had a team-best 5.0 assist-to-turnover ratio last season.

McCaffery shared the team’s Chris Street Award with Keegan Murray this season. The award is presented annually to a Hawkeye player, or players, who best exemplify the spirit, enthusiasm, and intensity of former player Chris Street.

(Radio Iowa) – Gamblers bet more on sports in March of this year than last March — but the month fell short of being a record amount for the year. Racing and Gaming administrator, Brian Ohorilko says there was speculation of another record after the numbers from March of last year. “March of 2021, that was the highest month of handle for F-Y ’21. And so, so many thought that this March might be just as strong and you know, we still did see good numbers, but definitely less than what we were seeing the last winter,” Ohorilko says.

He says gamblers wagered more on sports before March Madness hit. “We actually saw stronger numbers during football season in September October November and December,” he says.  Ohorilko says it will take some time to determine what the actual sports betting trend is going to be. “It’s too early to tell if that is what we would expect during a normal basketball year where it’s a situation where maybe Iowans just will wager more on football than basketball,” Ohorilko says.

He says the March betting could be an indication of something else. “We’re seeing just kind of a cooling off in terms of player spend and sportsbook marketing and if that is maybe having an impact on some of the numbers, “Ohorilko says. There was a big push on to sign up sports gamblers last year with companies offering a lot of credits for new betters, and with those incentives down — the March betting didn’t surpass the fall numbers this year.

Sports bettors wagered more than 161 million dollars in March of 2021. That number was more than 233-million dollars this March.

Griswold Tiger Relays
04/21/2022

Class 1A Team Scores

1. Riverside 188
2. Southwest Valley 116
3. Bedford 103
4. Griswold 84
5. Audubon 68
6. Heartland Christian 42
7. Essex 36
8. ISD

Riverside won the 4x100M Relay and 4x200M Relay.

Gavin Smith of Audubon won the 400M Hurdles and was overall runner-up in the 110M Hurdles.

Class 2A Team Scores

1. Clarinda 172
2. Underwood 123
3. Red Oak 97
4. Shenandoah 76
5. Logan-Magnolia 70
6. Tri-Center 40

Clarinda’s Trenton Shaapherder won the 800M and 3200M, Isaac Jones won the high jump and long jump.

Full results HERE.

The Iowa Hawkeye baseball team has a difficult assignment with a visit to Big Ten leading Rutgers beginning this (Friday) afternoon. The eighth ranked Scarlet Knights have been the surprise of college baseball. They are 31-7 and had a 16-game win streak snapped with 9-7 loss mid-week loss to Princeton.

That’s Iowa coach Rick Heller. Rutgers is 11-1 in the Big Ten while the Hawkeyes have won five straight games and are 6-3 in the league race after sweeping Minnesota.

The Scarlet Knights rank in the top ten nationally in hitting, earned run average and fielding.

Heller says Rutgers is confident and has remained healthy.

The series begins with a single game this afternoon.

Iowa running backs coach Ladell Betts says the competition between the Iowa and defense this spring has gotten heated at times. The Hawkeyes close out spring drills Saturday morning with an open practice in Kinnick Stadium.

Betts likes the way the offense has competed in practice.

There is a different look at running back. With Tyler Goodson leaving early to pursue an NFL career sophomores Gavin Williams and LeShon Williams are the featured backs. That duo combined for 140 yards of rushing in a Citrus Bowl loss to Kentucky.

LeShon Williams says the Citrus Bowl experience was a plus for both.

Williams on becoming a featured back during spring drills.